Wedding Thank-You cards

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When writing thank-you notes, it’s a good idea to avoid the generic notes and personalise each thank-you card. After all your guests have probably been to a ton of weddings and have received the same generic ‘Thank-you for your lovely gift’ phrase time and time again. The tone of the thank-you note and level of formality differs depending on the relationship to the guest.

Family and close friends

If your Aunt Betty came all the way from interstate and gave you a fancy dinner set as a gift you could write something like

Dear Aunt Betty,
Thank-you so much for the gorgeous dinner set you gave us. It’s the perfect addition for our new home and something we will use for years to come. We are also touched that you came all the way from Perth to share our special day; it really meant alot to us to have you there.
I look forward to telling you all about the honeymoon and married life.
With love
Sarah and Jake

Acquaintance/co-worker

Dear Tim,
Sarah and I would like to thank-you for  joining us on our special day, it was great to have you there and to finally meet Lydia. The dinner set was greatly appreciated and is perfect addition for our new home.
Sincerely
Sarah and Jake

Some couples find it difficult when it comes to thanking people for monetary gifts. It needn’t be
Dear Aunty Betty,
Thank-you so much for your generous wedding gift. We are putting it towards a new lounge suite. We are also very touched that you came all the way from Perth to share our special day, it meant a lot to us.
I look forward to telling you all about the honeymoon and married life.
With love
Sarah and Jake

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